Hi everyone,
I've got a question about Bob chewing on the buns metal pen. He goes mad at it for periods each morning and evening, normally waking me up about 5am really going at it and I can only think of the following possibles:
(1) He's desperate to escape;
(2) He's hungry; or
(3) He's doing it to keep his teeth down.
I've discounted (1) because when I open the pen up when I get home from work to let them run free he normally hops about for 5 minutes then goes back in the pen anyway so it's not like he's desperate for exercise.
There are also other things to chew in the cage but he doesn't pay attention to them, and never has.
I was just wondering if anyone has any suggestions that might help him stop doing this. They have constant access to hay and chewable wood. Mavis displays none of this behaviour whatsoever, although she also ignores the wooden chew toys!!!
Now I know it's quite a common thing for buns to do this but he really goes mad at it, so was just wondering if anyone else has had similar experiences
I've got a question about Bob chewing on the buns metal pen. He goes mad at it for periods each morning and evening, normally waking me up about 5am really going at it and I can only think of the following possibles:
(1) He's desperate to escape;
(2) He's hungry; or
(3) He's doing it to keep his teeth down.
I've discounted (1) because when I open the pen up when I get home from work to let them run free he normally hops about for 5 minutes then goes back in the pen anyway so it's not like he's desperate for exercise.
There are also other things to chew in the cage but he doesn't pay attention to them, and never has.
I was just wondering if anyone has any suggestions that might help him stop doing this. They have constant access to hay and chewable wood. Mavis displays none of this behaviour whatsoever, although she also ignores the wooden chew toys!!!
Now I know it's quite a common thing for buns to do this but he really goes mad at it, so was just wondering if anyone else has had similar experiences